... staff of a Whig Administration. At the same time, it should be r collected that he did not change benches in the House alone, nor, properly speaking, of his own motion. He came out of the Conservative camp. as Lord Derby came out of the Whig camp, to maintain ...

... Spain and Ireland. where the British Government is endeavouring to undo what every British Government has supp.erted. whether Whig or Tory since 1833, and to i lace the whole of the laity. against their wishes, procrate under the feet of Dr. Cullen and the ...

... Lansdowne declined office ou plea of health. Ile will give the Goaernment a fair support. This tone was taken grne. rally by the Whig statesmen to whom Lord Derby applied. It also says that Sir Itulwer Lytton ami Pakingtou sill be raised to the Peerage. ...

... connected with the FelllAll conspiracy. tie was lodged in the police office, and will probably be committed to jail—Northers Whig. ...

... in the docks, found some boxes of percussion caps. With re si ect to the seizure of arms in Dundalk on Saturday the Northern Whig states that they were consigned, hi the ordinary course of business, to an ironmong r, and that they wire purchased for the ...

... F R A i OUR OWN CORRHI , PoNDLNT —LONDON. SUNDAY. •It to be whis..ered ab ut freely last evening that the C , natitutiooal Whigs to who,n Lord Derby applied had. with one consent. made excuse. Lord Clarendon was the first io decline 1., serve tinder Lord ...

... if the b • redly the rimier. One of the animals died The Coreromeot fas p eut,,r hag 5.tegr.4.1,.11 BELFAS - 7CFNIDAT. —The Whig reimrts the cue, at Lieberit'and tile , .eache.. not t.. b vitolerthet. TIIE CHOLERA. We obi! recipe fir cholera from thi Loniscidc ...

... of Nur Nnw,i.ln•• B. H NEW YACHTING AND REEFING JACKETS. in mi ions .1 Smears, Pilot.. &c.. • BH Y' =IN I A L I. w AN • ii Whig% sod hued iut with Woollen lanai B HYAM .. V4 W :I IZ T IO.D i gi N J .N A I T A 'K RI tTt N i * lark Melton', Duobins, soil ...

... Well th- Dino lime* • die, upeD the there., 110,1 Sink .o n' I , till tidlil 41.1 vita ?that. 1.• vii this erre , loeol be Whig elkicia..cy a,lety—indl. II has sir. r been Iron.. In 1.11. ALL TARISTII• IC %KIN •TolitCLA A , D ACVI.I. limsenoto liii ...

... Wallace was for several years one o: the miiiisters if the Donegal' square (Belfast South Circ.:tit) Wesleyan Chureb.—Aorthera Whig. TAN FENIAN CONVICTS. —A writ of errnr has been tune,* betog into the Court of Queeit'a Bench, the o ..)-nis Downing Mulachy ...

... their rapid secession of popularity; and the lesson which his violence and unfairness suggested is pointed by the readiness of Whig officials to employ his unscrupulous mendacity, and help forward Ms revolutionary schemes. Now, whenever pretentious ignorance ...

... offitiera will soon restorsi him, as far .. poseib , e. to health soil strength. And fortunately ha• ended en kW, a cam of Whig in the bash' a+ has ever been recorded ; fur a inhmpitable region in which to wander let i• not to be found in al Australia ...